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Iowa's Democratic governor candidate: Kamala Harris shouldn't run in 2028

Rob Sand, the Democratic gubernatorial nominee in Iowa, said in an interview released Wednesday that former Vice President Kamala Harris should not run for president in 2028. “Nope,” Sand remarked, after Politico’s Jonathan Martin asked him whether Harris should seek the Democratic nomination again. He also brushed off questions about Harris, who ran two unsuccessful...

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Iowa's Democratic governor candidate: Kamala Harris shouldn't run in 2028

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Should Kamala Harris runs for president again? ‘No,’ says Iowa Democrat theguardian.com

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